Fishtown brewery Evil Genius will have the big game on with all the snacks, beer, and drinks your heart desires. Order the jalapeno popper grilled cheese or some flatbreads to share.

With arcade games and a wide variety of beer offerings, both Garage locations are fun spots to watch the game. Look for large projection screens and multiple TVs (nine in Fishtown and five in South Philly).

At the family-friendly Craft Hall, kids can make a beeline for the indoor playground and video games while adults watch the game on a big projection wall or HD TVs over the bars on both levels.

The Center City location of City Tap House has more than 35 beers on draft to go with gastropub fare like barbecue pulled pork nachos and ten spice wings. Make a reservation online.

The Post, University City’s beer hall and arcade, is a 7,000-square-foot paradise of sports, games, and drinks. Come for the big game, stay for the crab cake sandwich.

Bru has dozens of beers on tap, flat-screen TVs, a projection screen with the sound on, and specials on drinks and food. Next door at Tradesman’s, from the same owner, find big-screen TVs and great pub food, too.

McGillin’s Olde Ale House, said to be Philly’s oldest tavern, keeps the sound on for the game on its HD and projector screen TVs. It’s a convivial atmosphere, if you’re hoping to celebrate with friends.

The bar at Craftsman Row is surrounded by five huge TVs, and on those TVs will be the game. Enjoy it with over-the-top takes on game day fare, like a donut fried chicken sandwich and elaborate milkshakes.

A classic game day tavern, Philadium is low-key, it does the classics well (get the roast pork sandwich), and there are enough TVs to keep fans happy.

Chickie’s & Pete’s must be added to any compilation of Philly game-watching options. Why? Because the Chickie’s & Pete’s experience has embedded itself into Philly sports culture. Yes, the crowds can be a little raucous, but there’s a TV in every corner and the game sound is always audible.

It’s not for everyone, but Xfinity Live is always a wild experience during big games. The massive complex next to the stadiums has over 100 TVs, including a 32-foot HD screen, and six bars to choose from. Parking is free on game day, but the subway is nearby for anyone who plans to drink.